Sentence examples for make a significant impression from inspiring English sources

T.C.U. has no further chance to make a significant impression.

Although not the first SNP MP (Robert McIntyre briefly represented Motherwell in 1945), Ewing was the first to make a significant impression at Westminster.

After failing to make a significant impression in the Italian capital he spent a season on loan with Milan before returning to the Camp Nou in the summer of 2013.

He moved to Werder Bremen in 2008 and make a significant impression on the English conscience in 2009, at the European U21 Championship final, when he orchestrated Germany's 4-0 destructiof of England in the final.

In 2007 Haneke, acknowledging that Americans had always been his target audience for Funny Games, released a shot-for-shot English-language remake of the film; however, it failed to make a significant impression at the box office.

The last horror movies to make a significant impression on audiences came out in the previous millennium: the self-conscious, quasi-parodic "Scream" pictures (the first was in 1996), the indie sleeper "The Blair Witch Project" (1999) and, of course, the gimmicky ghost story "The Sixth Sense" (1999), which jump-started the increasingly dubious career of M. Night Shyamalan.

Eric Foner '63, GSAS'69 made a significant impression on Holder as an undergrad.

Their clinical skills and attitudes shaped my early career and their exacting standards made a significant impression on my practice.

Maskell had no idea, but over two days of mostly improvised comedy, he'd made a significant impression on the director.

From early on, Yunupingu's concept of two-way learning, which accommodates both Yolngu and western thinking in one education stream, made a significant impression on Thompson.

As it was the team somehow managed to win through to Beijing, but perhaps it is little surprise that few members of the squad have subsequently made a significant impression for the Socceroos.